3 November 2008

RG is popular on Nature Blogs

Yes, today Reportergene was in the NatureBlogs top ten (popularity).

Why you don't contribute to the race toward reportergenomics by becaming a featured RG blogger? Or, if you are only a reader, by sharing/backlinking this blog...



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nico said...

Good job man! That's really great!

4 November 2008 07:59

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